Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
C NEWS NOTES..

Maud Granger will soon be in Butte.
The beautiful snow is fast disappearing.
No doubt the different churches will bt
we'll attended to-day.
No business was transacted in the Pro
bate Court yesterday.
Henry Rudda took out papers of natur
alization in the District Court yesterday.
There were no transfers Of real estate re.
corded at the courthouse yesterday, only
several mortgages.
The remains OF the late Geo. n. Powell
will be uttered by Mt. Moriah Lodge of A.
/. A. N. this evening, from the Masonic
Temple.
See notice oil Madam DeBahr, medical
specialist, in another column. The Madam
has given satisfaction wherever she has
practiced.
Some engines have been brought up from
/ the Denver and South Park line to supply
the shortage of motive power at this end OF
the Utah & Northern.
Married-At the Peoples Tabernacle, by
Rev. 8. Woods, March 18th, Mr.. August
Schott to Miss Sophia M. Meyer. The par.
ties are both from Colorado. :.
Morgan Evans, of the Valley, will erect
a fine new business block on the lot directly
north OF D.. Cohen's, at Anaconda. Brick
are now being hauled for the same.
Mr.. Charles Cram, who was for a long
time the junior partner of Chapman & Co.,
makes a speciality of moving safes, pianos
and machinery. See his ad in another COL
umn.
The Sheriff approved the bonds of Kane
and Foley, charged with the Tuohey rob-
berry in South Butte, in the sum of 81 900
each with James H. Lynch and D. j. Hen
messy ~ sureties.
Warren E. Stillson, formerly treasurer of
the Comique, has gone on a trip through
the Northwest az manager for Macallister.
Warren will make q first-class manager
and deserves to succeed.
j. B. MCGOWAN, q blacksmith at Spring
Hill, while at work last Friday evening, had
the misfortune to get a bit of hot steel in
one of his eyes. He came up to Butte and
had the suffering member fixed up.
Yesterday an autopsy was made upon
the body Of the late George N. Powell,
which confirmed the diagnosis of pneumo- |
MIA. The whole right lung was involved, |
and also a large portion of the left lung.
A new strike hes been made in the Blue
Eyed Nellie which is the richest ever found |
in that wonderful mine, and has increased
the value at least three fold. The owners
are quite iubilant over their good fortune.
Mr.. George F. Marsh, the popular insur-
agent, says that the insurance COM
he represents will take no more
OF frame buildings that may be |
on the site of the burned district
in Anaconda.
"he official statement Of County Clerk
I'd Recorder G. F. Booth, to be- presented
to the County Commissioners on Monday
next, will show the receipts of his office
December 20 up to March I, amount
to $1,45O.65.
Colonel Dave Noble, from Cook City, is
his annual visit to Butte. The
Colonel reports very fine prospects at the
zenith mining camp Of Montana. Dave is
q typical miner and knows q good thing
when he sees it. He says ne has a bonanza
in sight. He gives a glowing account of the
future for Cook.
Died-In Walkervi]le, M. T., March 4,
1887. John Taai'e, aged 68 years. Funer-
will take place from the residence of Mr..
Dennis Driscoll, his s%on-in-law, at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. Friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend. The remains will be
to Newark, New Jersey, for inter-
ment, accompanied by Mr.. Driscoll.
Attention is called to the advertisement
another column for a private school.
Miss Darrow brings first-class testimonials
rom eminent educators who have known
Of her success in five years of teaching in
Eastern high schools. which, with prior ex-
in the lower grades. is surely a
guarantee of success in htr undertaking.
With sufficient patronage a frst-class pri-
,ate school ought to become a permanent
in our city.